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From: Benjamin.Moritz \\at// asu.edu
Subject: Freqchk
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Dear All,

	I'm trying to perform some freq calculations of an adsorbed species on a copper
complex and want to set the mass of the copper to a large mass (say 1000).  When
I employ the freqchk command and try to set the value of the copper atom to 1000
I get an error saying that the only known masses for the copper are 62 and 64. 
How do I get G98 to calculate the frequencies so that the copper is 1000?  

Also I want to view the frequencies of the new "frozen" species using MOLEKEL. 
How do I import the data of the "frozen" frequencies into MOLEKEl so I can view
them?  Thank you in advance for any suggestions. 	

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